Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did it feel on dehydrated oily skin?

After showers, the tight feeling in my skin was bothering me, so I looked for a cleansing balm suited to dehydrated oily skin and tried this one. On my skin, it seemed to clear away oiliness without overdoing it while leaving a moderate amount of moisture behind, so it felt like a hydrating finish.

How did I remove daily makeup?

I scooped out the balm with the spatula, applied it to my face, and massaged it in lightly. For daily makeup, about one-third of a spatula scoop seemed like it would be enough.

As I massaged, the balm melted into an oil-like texture, followed by a milk-like texture. I then finished with a gentle cleansing foam.

What were the texture and application tool like?

It was a black balm, and the spatula came attached to the lid, which made it convenient to scoop out. When I first tried it on the back of my hand, I could detect a subtle charcoal scent.

What skin concerns did I use it for?

I tried it as a daily cleanser for dehydrated oily skin that needs sebum and blackhead care. If seasonal changes make skin tightness more noticeable and you want a hydrating cleansing experience, my experience may be useful as a reference.